In keeping with yesterday’s patchwork-sort-of-quilt theme, here’s a variation. Like the card yesterday, I flat adhered the patterned pieces to a plain white base to keep them straight.
![Wrapped In Christmas | Got scraps? Not a problem with this pieced layout. The hardest part may be narrowing down your choices of patterns! Please click to read more! | Stampin' Up! | HeartfeltInkspiration.com | Debra Burgin](https://heartfeltinkspiration.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/Debra-Burgin-2011-SAS-Surround-Yourself-in-Patchwork-1-386x500.jpg)
As I mentioned before, stampers who subscribed to the Holiday Stamp-a-Stack to Go may not have had the dies or punches needed to create cards like this one. And, speaking only for myself, I wouldn’t even try to get this round sentiment on a barely-bigger circle to mount on top of the red and green circle mats. Couldn’t do it.
My solution was to have them stamp on a white scrap, then adhere it behind the layered “donut.” This worked perfectly!
![Wrapped In Christmas | Got scraps? Not a problem with this pieced layout. The hardest part may be narrowing down your choices of patterns! Please click to read more! | Stampin' Up! | HeartfeltInkspiration.com | Debra Burgin](https://heartfeltinkspiration.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/Debra-Burgin-2011-SAS-Surround-Yourself-in-Patchwork-3-500x386.jpg)
When I’m doing this kind of patchwork design, I like to emboss the completed panel with an all-over pattern, like Tasteful Textile, to give it a finished look.
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